Xamarin.OpenTok.Android 2.14.0

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dotnet add package Xamarin.OpenTok.Android --version 2.14.0

NuGet\Install-Package Xamarin.OpenTok.Android -Version 2.14.0

This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package.

<PackageReference Include="Xamarin.OpenTok.Android" Version="2.14.0" />

For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.

paket add Xamarin.OpenTok.Android --version 2.14.0

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#r "nuget: Xamarin.OpenTok.Android, 2.14.0"

#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.

// Install Xamarin.OpenTok.Android as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Xamarin.OpenTok.Android&version=2.14.0

// Install Xamarin.OpenTok.Android as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Xamarin.OpenTok.Android&version=2.14.0

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Xamarin bindings to the native Android OpenTok SDK. The OpenTok Android SDK lets you use OpenTok-powered video sessions in apps you build for Android devices.

Product	Compatible and additional computed target framework versions.
.NET	net6.0-android was computed. net7.0-android was computed. net8.0-android was computed.
MonoAndroid	monoandroid is compatible.

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Version	Downloads	Last updated
2.18.1	3,412	12/31/2020
2.18.0	1,503	9/27/2020
2.18.0-beta1	431	9/15/2020
2.17.2	1,718	7/26/2020
2.17.2-beta1	470	7/22/2020
2.17.1	671	7/22/2020
2.17.1-beta1	393	7/22/2020
2.17.0	563	7/22/2020
2.17.0-beta1	468	5/25/2020
2.16.6	3,864	4/30/2020
2.16.5	873	4/17/2020
2.16.5-beta1	625	3/24/2020
2.16.4	2,131	3/24/2020
2.16.4-beta1	467	2/25/2020
2.16.3	5,264	1/29/2020
2.16.2	4,469	9/26/2019
2.16.2-beta1	504	9/25/2019
2.16.0	912	5/23/2019
2.15.3	1,964	1/21/2019
2.15.2	2,265	12/20/2018
2.15.2-beta1	691	12/20/2018
2.15.1	1,039	11/22/2018
2.15.0	988	10/31/2018
2.14.3-beta	646	1/11/2019
2.14.2	1,871	9/5/2018
2.14.1	2,290	7/19/2018
2.14.0	1,798	6/21/2018
2.14.0-beta1	822	6/21/2018
2.13.0	2,682	2/9/2018
2.13.0-beta2	891	2/8/2018
2.13.0-beta1	817	10/5/2017
2.12.1	1,323	11/17/2017
2.12.0	1,454	9/28/2017
2.12.0-beta1	778	9/28/2017
2.11.0	1,826	5/31/2017
2.11.0-beta1	835	5/18/2017
2.10.1	1,845	3/10/2017
2.10.0	1,585	12/16/2016
2.9.1	1,365	11/22/2016
2.9.0	1,794	9/13/2016
2.8.2	1,598	6/8/2016
2.8.1	1,401	5/6/2016
2.7.0	1,639	2/23/2016
2.6.0	1,660	8/6/2015
2.5.0.6	1,188	7/7/2015
2.5.0.5	1,186	7/6/2015
2.5.0.1	1,220	5/1/2015
2.4.1.7	1,169	3/16/2015

Update bindings to latest native library version:
Version 2.14.0 -- April 2018

This version adds a metadata parameter to each of the BaseVideoCapturer methods for providing video frames to a custom video capturer: BaseVideoCapturer.provideByteArrayFrame(), BaseVideoCapturer.provideIntArrayFrame(), BaseVideoCapturer.provideBufferFrame(), and BaseVideoCapturer.provideBufferFramePlanar(). When implementing a custom video capturer, you can set this parameter to provide metadata for a video frame. (For backwards compatibility, the BaseVideoCapturer class retains the existing versions of each of these methods, which do not include the metadata parameter.) When implementing a custom video renderer, you can use the new Frame.getMetadata() method to get the metadata.

This version fixes the following issues:

Calling Subscriber.getSession() method after the Session object is destroyed could cause an app to crash.

The videoPacketsLost value reported by the SubscriberKit.VideoStatsListener.onVideoStats() method was always set to 0.

The SDK failed to work on networks with proxy servers.

origin: https://tokbox.com/developer/sdks/android/release-notes.html